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If you are a professional or business owner in Sussex or Warren County, you may believe your high-asset divorce is too complex for mediation. This assumption often stems from myths that mediation only works for simple cases. In reality, mediation is a powerful,...
When you are considering divorce mediation, it is natural to have questions about the process. One of the most common questions is about the mediator themselves. Who is this person, and what is their actual role? Are they a judge? Are they on your side or your...
Divorcing couples have to have many challenging conversations. They have to decide who stays in the family home. They have to divide responsibility for credit card debt. They also need to split up their financial resources, including retirement savings accounts. Some...
Co-parents in New Jersey have to follow the terms of their custody order. They follow a specific schedule for their parenting time and communicate with one another about major decisions regarding their children. Their current arrangements may require major adjustments...
An executive’s career can influence what occurs if they divorce. Their demanding position may contribute to the decline of the marital relationship and might affect the custody arrangements established for their children. The financial success that comes with an...
Divorce is considered messy, lengthy and expensive. But it does not have to be that way for you. For many couples in New Jersey, mediation provides a faster and less stressful way to reach a divorce agreement. Here are some advantages of mediation that you might find...
Going through a divorce can be overwhelming, especially if you're a busy executive. It can feel like a full-time job, taking a toll on your emotions and time. But what if you could navigate this difficult process without sacrificing your career? Mediation: A better...
In high-asset divorces, the court closely examines each spouse's finances. If one person doesn't earn what they reasonably could, the court assigns an income to them. This process, called imputing income, directly affects alimony decisions. What is imputed income?...
Child custody decisions in New Jersey prioritize the child's best interests. A parent may lose custody if the court determines that the parent is unfit or that the child's welfare is at risk under their care. Grounds for losing custody Several factors can lead to a...
Dividing stock options in a high-asset divorce creates unique challenges. Unlike traditional assets, stock options come with conditions that affect their value and division. Understanding how New Jersey law applies helps you prepare for a fair outcome. Are stock...